From getting the scale wrong to hanging artwork too high ... Here’s a quick list of tools and tips: Tools: Stud finder, spirit level, heavy-duty wall anchors Tips: Always measure twice, use ...

Would you break design rules for this cool look? No matter the size of your home, sometimes it seems like there's never ...

Don’t hang art above your bed, instead place it beside ... such as black-and-white photographs. Iain’s tools (and tips) Have a measuring tape and a spirit or electronic leveller.

Measure your artwork height (A): Note the full height including the frame. Find the center of the art (B): Divide the artwork height by 2. Measure wire slack (C): Pull the hanging wire taut toward the ...

Even so, it’s worth putting some thought into it so you can enjoy the results. After all, hanging art or photos is one of the easiest ways to surround yourself with meaningful objects and memories.

Whether you’re creating a gallery wall, showcasing a single statement piece or meticulously arranging a grid of matching pieces, the way you hang your artwork can make all the difference.

As I noted, each artwork is approachable as though it were actually hanging on a wall in front of you, and you can get as close as an arm’s length away. That’s close enough to make out the brush ...

Framing artwork is just the first step. Figuring out how (and where) to hang it takes some doing. By Tim McKeough When you have a lot of art to display — or you just can’t decide which pieces ...